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Caffeine as a "sunscreen"? New findings in skin cancer fightIn New Jersey, studies were conducted on genetically modified mice to reduce the amount of the ATR gene. The findings may be ...
When the RF stalls, the initial ssDNA signal activates ATR. Once activated, ATR kinase phosphorylates a variety of proteins to induce the replication checkpoint and promote RF stability.
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Caffeine: A new ally in the fight against skin cancer?In New Jersey, studies were conducted on genetically modified mice to reduce the ATR gene amount. The results are noteworthy.
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